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Virtual Server R2 on Vista RC1

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 09/20/2006
From: (email address - cut out)
Message:

Context:
Vista RC1 5600 et Virtual Server R2 SP1 (Beta 2)

When I try to connect a virtual machine to my physical network, my vm
still in a network connectivity state. My VM use the 13.715 version of
Virtual Machine Additions.

Did anybody have a solution, it's a very blocking problem for me.

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Re: Virtual Server R2 on Vista RC1

Sent: 09/26/2006
From: "Ronny Ong" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

If I understand your subject correctly, you are running Virtual Server on a
Vista host. If so, what is your guest OS?

If you really meant that you are running Vista on Virtual Server (meaning
Vista is the guest), then have you enabled Network Discovery in the Control
Panel "Network and Sharing Center"? Ordinarily, Vista will prompt you upon
first logon to connect the network, but if you chose "Public" or you closed
the dialog, then you will need to turn on Network Discovery, then click
Customize to identify your network as "Private." You will also need to
enable File Sharing if you want SMB browsing to work. This is standard Vista
behavior; it is not specific to Virtual Server.

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> Context:
> Vista RC1 5600 et Virtual Server R2 SP1 (Beta 2)
>
> When I try to connect a virtual machine to my physical network, my vm
> still in a network connectivity state. My VM use the 13.715 version of
> Virtual Machine Additions.

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